Michael Harris | The Walrus

January/February 2020 / Technology

How YouTube Gives Us Love without the Messiness

January 2, 2020August 4, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Meet the online community providing millions with illusions of intimacy

Film

How Conjoined Twins Are Making Scientists Question the Concept of Self

November 6, 2017December 2, 2019 - by Michael Harris

A new documentary asks what it means to share your consciousness

Fiction / October 2017

A Recognized Man

September 15, 2017April 5, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Timothy nodded and listened to their footsteps awhile, trying to straighten his mind after the boozy dinner

Books

The Benefits of Solitude

April 19, 2017April 27, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Our society rewards social behaviour while ignoring the positive effects of time spent alone

An old cover of The Walrus with an illustrated drawer of things

October 2014 / Society

It’s Complicated

September 24, 2014January 3, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Gay and evangelical at Trinity Western University

March 2014 / Sports

Olympic Pride

February 17, 2014April 14, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Our athletes can’t ignore Russia’s anti-gay legislation

Feature / October 2013

Hot Wired

October 28, 2013April 13, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Gay men are on the vanguard of the digital sexual revolution, and the rest of us are not far behind. Are we satisfied yet?

December 2012 / Health

Bad Blood

November 12, 2012January 3, 2020 - by Michael Harris

The politics of gay donation

October 2012 / Society

Civil Warrior

October 1, 2012April 14, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Vancouver lawyer Joseph Arvay is the best interpreter of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. No one, perhaps, has had more influence on contemporary Canadian life and values

April 2012 / Cities

Stacked

April 12, 2012April 14, 2020 - by Michael Harris

Printed books may be dwindling, but libraries across Canada are getting along fine without them